Because if you're a Sudanese student and you're protesting in front of the UN, obviously your biggest concerns are the Great Satan and the Jews. Because what else could you possibly have to worry about:

Several hundred Sudanese demonstrated Tuesday in front of a UN building here to show their solidarity with Palestinians in the Gaza Strip and demand the United Nations intervene in the crisis. The protesters, many of whom were students, shouted slogans including "No for the killing of Palestinians. No for the killing of civilians."... Student demonstrators affiliated with the Khartoum State Students Union, which is controlled by pro-Islamist groups, dressed in their school uniforms and shouted "Down, down USA" and "Allahu akbar," which means "God is great" in Arabic. "We have taken part in this demonstration to express our discontent with the way the world community is standing by while Palestinian civilians are being massacred, humiliated and killed by the Zionists" Fatahi Khalil, who heads the pro-government Organization for the Support of the People, told The Associated Press.

And the AP was there to record it all and put out a press release? Isn't that just the darnedest coincidence as well? Oh well - at least they're not protesting about teddy bears.

References:
* Sudanese demonstrate in front of UN building in solidarity with Gaza [JPost]
* Sudan Preventing Reporters From Conveying True Extent Of Teddy Bear Riots [MR]

Previously:
* International Law: Protecting Those Who Violate It Since 1950
* AP Bias Alert Level: Obvious (Grandma Suicide Bomber Edition)
* Toronto Sun - Previously Unexplored Stupidity As A Justification For Anti-Papal Riots